Washington Beats Detroit In High-Scoring Win
Washington mows down Detroit 20 to 5 as Johnson allows wild pitching and Goslin Harris and Burke pace the Senators. Burke hits a three-base shot, Johnson and Goslin homer, while Dauss and Carroll struggle. Crowded field aftermath after umpire Nallin's call sparks bottles.
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Cleveland 5 New York 4 in extra pitched by Uhle
Cleveland wins 5 to 4 over New York as Uhle out pitches Shawkey. Ruth hits his thirteenth homer of the season in the fourth. Sewell and Uhie drive runs in the sixth with Summa, Beweit, Gehrig, Burns, and Jamieson among the ledgers. Beweil contributes two base hits and the game features walks, a wild pitch, and stolen bases.
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Boston Beats Browns After Big First Inning
Boston defeats St Louis 10 to 1 after eight runs crossed in the first inning. McManus homered, Wingfield pitched the full game, and Prothero collected three base hits. Wingfield drove in several runs as Boston outhit St Louis 13 to 4 in nine innings.
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Estelline Defeats Shamrock by Four in Title Battle
Estelline defeats Shamrock by four points in a weather-affected game. The Shamrock lineup includes Morgan and Langford, with Umpires Hale and Green officiating. Final score shows Estelline 14 and Shamrock 4 in the contest conducted by the weathered setup.
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Pirates Beat Giants in Twin Bill in New York
The Pittsburgh Pirates won 8 1 in the opener and 2 1 in the second game, widening their lead to five games. Lee Meadows starred in the first, Frisch homered for New York, and Traynor Wright and Gooch produced key hits. In the nightcap Vic Aldridge out pitched Jack Scott as Wright’s homer broke a scoreless tie. New York also scored on Young’s bunt and Kelly’s single.
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Reds Divide With Braves in Doubleheader Thriller
In Boston the Reds and Braves split a doubleheader. Benton held Cincinnati to five hits in the opener as Boston won 4 to 2, while Mays blanked the Braves in the second game with an 8 to 2 Reds victory. Bancroft homered in the first game, drawing 25,000 fans, the largest Boston crowd in four years.
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Brooklyn and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Slugfest
Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Robins winning the first game as Jacques Fournier hit his 18th homer with two aboard in the fifth, while the Cubs captured the nightcap to knock Jess and Tiny Osborne from the mound. Keen, Blake and Hart contributed for Brooklyn. Cooper and Hartnett for Chicago in the high scoring contest.
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Amarillo Opens With Lubbock In Tight Contest
In Lubbock the visitors beat Amarillo 12 to 6 after a seventh inning rally. Underhill started for Amarillo, replaced by Wicker as Lubbock piled nine runs in the seventh. Nicklaus finished for Amarillo. Mid dleton and Ratliff set the opposing arms, with a strong youth showing from the visitors.
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Cal Fariey
Underhill
Fonken
Wicker
Simmons Helps Athletics Stay Out Near Front
In Chicago Aug 22 Al Simmons acquired from Milwaukee boosts the Athletics as pennant race tightens. He hits .378 with 11 hits in six games including a triple and two homers, rising to second in batting averages behind Tris Speaker. Cuyler leads Pirates with 355 average as Hall of Famers Hornsby and Bottomley post top NL marks.
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Phillies and St. Louis Split Doubleheader In 1930s Era
St Louis and Philadelphia split a twin bill, the visitors taking the first 11 to 8 and the locals winning the second 6 to 6. Home runs by Huber and Cy Williams with bases loaded provided Philadelphia's rally in the second. Sothersn pitched the first game. Botham, Dyer, and Carlson held feature roles in relief.
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Sport Screen Flickers from Lubbock Amarillo Result
Report notes the latest score and key pitching details from the Lubbock Amarillo game. Mention of Underhill and Wicker highlights the early action while Fonken faltered in the seventh before Ted relieved him. The piece also teases upcoming regatta and football chatter as the season shifts.
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Harry Greb Narrowly Escapes in Car Crash and Ring
Harry Greb, veteran professional fighter, survives a perilous three week hospital stay after a serious automobile collision. He had previously endured years of ring peril and injury in the sport.
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Coach Hayes Opens Season With Small Yet Promising Nucleus
Coach Hayes begins the football season with a compact core and a wealth of skilled assistants. The squad shows potential through experienced backs, line play, and defensive depth as the season unfolds.
Montezuma College Aims for Football Fame Rise
Montezuma College moves toward football prominence with support from Baytor Texas Baptist allies. The narrative hints at a rough Panhandle area season and warns readers of hunting season tensions. Magpie Maggie urges saving wages, while Animated Annie calls for changing bystander wording if innocence is violated during shooting.
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Annie
Sled Allen Coupled With Legionnaires Beasts Alabamian Rally
Abilene recalls past battles as the Legionnaires prepare for a decisive 3 o'clock game. The crowd cheers victory as Sled Allen seeks another win, echoing a remembered showdown with the Alamo era bravado.
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Where They Play Texas and National Game Schedule
The list shows scheduled games by city pairings with no results. Texas cities include Waco at Shreveport Beaumont at Dallas Houston at Ft Worth San Antonio at Wichita Falls. National matchups include Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York. American games feature Boston at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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New York
Frigineer Killed as Train Jumps Track Near Rochester
Rochester N Y Aug 22 William Brothers of Avon engineer of an Erie shuttle train between Lakeville and Rochester was killed when his locomotive jumped the track and plunged down a 15 foot embankment near Conesus Lake. details scarce but tragedy reported from the line today.
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Avon
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Montezuma College to Open Football Training Camp
Montezuma College plans a September 1 kickoff for football training with coach R E Biggs of Baylor leading about thirty players. The program aims to double quality materials this season, with ten Texas recruits and several high school stars. Frank Bridges will conduct a three week coaching school July 8 to August 1% at Montezuma, focusing on football and basketball.
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Mad Play Wins Hawthorne Chicago Special in Track Record
Mad Play, four-year-old son of Fair Play and Mad Cap, owned by Harry F. Sinclair of New York, wins the $20,000 Chicago special at Hawthorne. He runs 1 1/16 miles in 1:56 2-6, shaving 4-5 seconds off the track record as Kentucky Cardinal finishes second. Jockey Earl Poole drives Croissant entry from third to within a length at the wire.
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Frank Croissant
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Sports Move To Sixth Place By Defeating Cubs
Shreveport reporters note the Sports climbed to sixth place after a 11 to 2 victory over Waco. Thompson allowed only two Cubs runs aided by two errors. Benge and Gould pitched for Waco with Morrow also seen.
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Nightly Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Texas League
National League results include Philadelphia eight to five and St. Louis eleven to zero. Brooklyn nine to two, Chicago two to nine, Boston four to two, Cincinnati two to eight. New York TM one to one, Pittsburgh eight to two. American League totals show St. Louis four, Boston ten, and Detroit six, Washington twenty, Cleveland six, New York four, Chicago one, Philadelphia six. Texas League reports Shreveport eleven, Waco two. Wichita Falls five, San Antonio four. Rains caused other games to be postponed.
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Baseball Scores From Western and Southern Leagues
Western League results include Denver 9 Tulsa 7, Lincoln 11 Oklahoma City 3, Des Moines 1 St. Joseph 0, Omaha 13 Wichita 8. Southern Association games end in ties Little Rock 6 New Orleans 6, Nashville 6 Birmingham 6, Chattanooga 6 Atlanta 6, Mobile 4 Memphis 0.
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Baseball scores from multiple city matchups across leagues
The report lists several game results: American Association with Oisville defeating Minneapolis 9 to 6, Gas City beating Toledo 2 to 1, Paul defeating Indianapolis 4 to 3, and Milwaukee winning over Columbus 13 to 8.
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East Texas League Scores Reported
In the East Texas League Greenville lost to Longview 5 to 8 while Tyler defeated Texarkana 13 to 9. Marshall was blanked by Paris 0 to 6 in the day’s standings.
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Coast League Scoreboard Quick Hits
San Francisco defeated Oakland 4 to 2. Los Angeles won 5 to 3 over Vernon who finished 4 to 5. Portland beat Salt Lake City 2 to 18. Seattle topped Sacramento 8 to 4.
Locals to Play Claude Today at Gasser Park
Locals square off with Claude at Gasser Park this afternoon after a Lubbock game in the city. The 3 o'clock start pits Claude’s city and Vega players against local pitchers Tate and Bivins from Hereford with Speed Ravey joining the lineup.
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Britain and U S to clash in women's tennis title
In Forest Hills on August 22 19 year old Helen Wills defends the title against Kathleen McKane of England in a final preceded by three set semi finals. Wills beat Eleanor Goss 3 6 6 0 6 2 while McKane outlasted Molla Mallory 4 6 7 5 8 6.
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